The POPI Act stipulates eight conditions for the lawful processing of data. This includes:
This document outlines the process followed by Brainline to ensure compliance with the POPI Act.
It is of our utmost concern that the personal information of our clients is protected. Should you want to report any concerns on how your personal information is handled, you may send us an email to io@brainline.com.
The second condition handles the processing of data on the system. This includes processing data in such a way that it doesn’t risk the subject’s privacy, that only relevant data is processed, and that the subject gives consent for this data to be used. Proof of this consent must be kept on the system and the subject should be able to withdraw this consent at any given time.The following data is processed on Brainline’s systems:
General website at www.brainline.com
Where the user completes a contact form, the information may be used to contact the user for marketing reasons with the purpose of assisting them to choose the correct product.
This data is stored on Mailchimp’s servers, and access is restricted to Brainline’s marketing administrators.
The following information may be requested:
Enrolment at www.brainline.com
Only relevant personal information, which is required for identification purposes, is asked from the user upon enrolling with Brainline on www.mybrainline.com
All communication and/or correspondence are logged on www.mybrainline.com (the enrolment platform)
Learning platform on www.brainonline.com
Automatic Internet usage information is logged on the system, such as Internet Protocol address (IP address), browsing habits, click patterns, cookie preferences, JavaScript enablement, the content and pages that are accessed on the website, and the dates and times of individuals’ website visits, paths taken, and time spent on sites and pages within the website (usage information).
Cookies
Small text files called ‘cookies’ are put on the user’s device when they visit the site. These files do contain a personal identifier allowing Brainline to associate personal data with a certain device. These files ensure the tailoring of the website’s functionality to the user’s personal preferences, e.g. allowing quick access links to most recently used areas of the site.